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The historic terminal became a shopping and dining destination in 1998, following an ambitious overhaul that created more than 100 spaces for stores and restaurants. But after more than 15 years, some of those venues are getting stale, and the terminal’s landlord, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, wants to freshen up the food options.
naugatroll wrote:Zaro's is disgustingly overrated. Their bagels are terrible.
The Central Market down in the basement on the east side of the food court next to the tracks is my favorite...their mozzarella and prosciutto grilled cheeses are delicious.
I used to like Eata Pita, but last time I had it, it wasn't nearly as good as I remembered.
truck6018 wrote:Aside from Starbucks, Zaro's is the only coffee shop left on the west side of the the terminal. Not only Juniors left but Hot and Crusty did too.
I often find the staff at the west end Zaro's rude. Often you can go in there later in the evening and 4 or 5 staff behind the counter busy talking or staring into space and can't be bothered to help you.
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